Wednesday, July 17, 2013 |
News Highlights
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James Powell
How data architects can solve age-old
dilemmas with new techniques.
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Stephen Swoyer
When it comes to decision making, what
you exclude can be as important as what you include. Making a
decision involves conscious evaluation, discrimination, and
selection, and some alternatives might not occur to us simply out of
habit. Those habits must be challenged.
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James Powell
The traditional Scrum approach is well
suited to developers but not enterprise information management
professionals. We discuss a new, data-driven agile approach with its
creator, Larissa Moss.
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Stephen Swoyer
How does one do agile data quality? A
good starting place might be a new report from TDWI Research, which
provides a checklist of action items for "doing" agile DQ. Agile and
DQ could make for an especially organic fit.
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Companies are excited by the prospect
of incorporating geospatial data into analysis. TDWI Research's
Fern Halper offers a few examples of the analysis she's been hearing
about.
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TDWI Webinar Series:
Speaker:
Cindi Howson
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Business-IT partnership is one of the
most critical aspects of successful business intelligence solutions
aligned with the goals of the business. Yet most companies continue
to report painful disconnects between the business and IT. |
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Upcoming Webinars of Interest
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Although Hadoop and related technologies
have been with us for several years now, most business intelligence
(BI) professionals and their business counterparts still harbor a
few misconceptions that need to be corrected about Hadoop and
related technologies such as MapReduce.
Speaker:
Philip Russom
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Organizations today need to get ahead of
events so they can adjust decisions about resources, personnel, up-
sell and cross-sell offers, fraud and abuse detection, and more in
dynamic fashion. Analytics can play a key role in bringing
predictive insights to executives and managers. With these insights
coupled with continuous, real-time data views from business and
operational intelligence systems, organizations can be "proactive" -
- that is, they can do more than just react after the fact to events
and market changes, and instead shape their own destiny.
Speaker:
David Stodder
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Now
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Events Calendar
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